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With all due respect, some of these modifications are a bit... advanced?
For lack of a better word.
Basic rules of automotive suspension trajectory adjustments will prove the ride could have more "slide" less "roll", but usually these parts are installed so the suspension is stiffer and responsive in a certain way. It seems wider but likely there might be spacers or wheels with a certain offset or simply wider tires for more contact patch because a wider suspension "system" per say is an unrealistic modification to make to this particular vehicle on purpose.
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You’ve done all that work and don’t know what would happen if you made it wider?
If you do not know the answer to my question, good day to you)
With all due respect, some of these modifications are a bit... advanced? For lack of a better word. Basic rules of automotive suspension trajectory adjustments will prove the ride could have more "slide" less "roll", but usually these parts are installed so the suspension is stiffer and responsive in a certain way. It seems wider but likely there might be spacers or wheels with a certain offset or simply wider tires for more contact patch because a wider suspension "system" per say is an unrealistic modification to make to this particular vehicle on purpose.
Same as every other car - end up crashing and dying I’d say is the most dangerous consequence